Gallery (Pots)

This is a sample of the pots I am producing at the moment.

I've given an indication of size, but please note that this can only be approximate, and may vary slightly.

Bridge Box This is a bridge box, about 9cm across, and 10cm high (including the bridge which serves as a handle for the lid).

This jug is about 13cm high. The sugar bowls are 8cm in diameter. I make a complete range of mugs, cups, milk jugs, lamps, etc in this style with appliqué fish.

Similar to the jug above, this range is in a more traditional floral style.

This bridge box is similar to the one above, but with just sheep around the rim. Bridge Box 2

Sheep Box The sheep box on the left measures 8.5cm across, and is 5.5cm high.

This is a lantern, or night light, 6cm in diameter and 8cm at the highest points. Lantern

Candle Holder This is a more traditional candle-stick holder. It is 10cm across, and 6.5cm tall (without the candle!), and is among the more popular of my designs.

The teapot is 15cm high, and makes about 2 mugs of tea. The mug on the left is 10cm tall, as is the milk-jug on the right. Tea Time

Jug and Goblets The pitcher holds about half a litre, and stands 13cm high, while the goblets are 11.5cm tall.

For me this is a breakfast bowl for coffee, but most people in the UK tend to see it rather as a soup bowl. It is 12.5cm across, and 7cm high.

Small Bowl I can't make enough of these bowls. They measure 13cm across and 5cm high. They are less ornate than the bowl below, so are perhaps more suitable for daily use.

At 18cm across by 6.cm high, this bowl is larger than the one above, and more ornate. Large Bowl

Cheese Dish This cheese dish is in the same basic style as the bridge boxes, with a bridge serving as a handle for the lid. It is 22cm in diameter, and 12cm high.

This vase is suitable for flowers, or anything else you can think of putting in it. It's quite small at 10cm across the top and 12.5cm high, though I also make much smaller ones. Vase

Key Holder This is a decorative key holder, with a ceramic scene on a wooden base, with four hooks. It is 23cm long, and 6.5cm high, with holes at either end for wall-fixings.

This style of hand-made tile is another very popular item. It is framed in wood (22cm square), and is ready to hang. This design is one of three. You can see another example of this kind of tile here. Framed Tile

Plate The appliqué method used to make these decorative plates is similar to that used in the tile above. These plates are 22cm in diameter.

The lamp base is bell-shaped, making it very stable. It is 11cm high (without the fittings) and 13.5cm across. Lamp

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	This is a bridge box, about 9cm across, and 10cm high (including the bridge which serves as a handle for the lid).
This jug is about 13cm high. The sugar bowls are 8cm in diameter. I make a complete range of mugs, cups, milk jugs, lamps, etc in this style with appliqué fish.
	Similar to the jug above, this range is in a more traditional floral style.
This bridge box is similar to the one above, but with just sheep around the rim.
	The sheep box on the left measures 8.5cm across, and is 5.5cm high.
This is a lantern, or night light, 6cm in diameter and 8cm at the highest points.
	This is a more traditional candle-stick holder. It is 10cm across, and 6.5cm tall (without the candle!), and is among the more popular of my designs.
The teapot is 15cm high, and makes about 2 mugs of tea. The mug on the left is 10cm tall, as is the milk-jug on the right.
	The pitcher holds about half a litre, and stands 13cm high, while the goblets are 11.5cm tall.
For me this is a breakfast bowl for coffee, but most people in the UK tend to see it rather as a soup bowl. It is 12.5cm across, and 7cm high.
	I can't make enough of these bowls. They measure 13cm across and 5cm high. They are less ornate than the bowl below, so are perhaps more suitable for daily use.
At 18cm across by 6.cm high, this bowl is larger than the one above, and more ornate.
	This cheese dish is in the same basic style as the bridge boxes, with a bridge serving as a handle for the lid. It is 22cm in diameter, and 12cm high.
This vase is suitable for flowers, or anything else you can think of putting in it. It's quite small at 10cm across the top and 12.5cm high, though I also make much smaller ones.
	This is a decorative key holder, with a ceramic scene on a wooden base, with four hooks. It is 23cm long, and 6.5cm high, with holes at either end for wall-fixings.
This style of hand-made tile is another very popular item. It is framed in wood (22cm square), and is ready to hang. This design is one of three. You can see another example of this kind of tile here.
	The appliqué method used to make these decorative plates is similar to that used in the tile above. These plates are 22cm in diameter.
The lamp base is bell-shaped, making it very stable. It is 11cm high (without the fittings) and 13.5cm across.